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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

PRESIDING OFFICER OF THE SENATE
War Belknap, who, in Grants administra-
tion, was one Of the most great and most
feed. You may see Gen. John Tyler, who
when his father was president. was the pet of
The ladies and the courted Of the men. Now
he is a treasury clerk. and his four
in hand has degenerated into a hackney
cab or a street car Horatio King. Buchan-
ans postmaster general, lives a quiet life
hare, respected but retired. Ex-Postmasters
General Tyner and Creswell have left politi-
al ifo and are dclyinS for the dollars. There
aFe more ups and downs in the world of
politics than in the world of money making
and the only oIne-encc is tnas IN politics he
that rises is sure to fall before he dies, where
Is the rich man NAV carry his gold TO his
co(in and put his bones under a palatial
mausoleun.
In the meantime tho tickle world goes on,
and, like the French populace. its cry is lie
roi est mort! Vive lie roi!- The world
wants to know the ups, and it don't care
cent for tie downs The new congress is an
eninently respectable body of men, and
many Of the new faces indicate the existence
Of decided brains behind them The man
who succeeds Bill Morrison promises to keep
Illinois before the country. AMI many of the
best of the old members are returned. John
d. Longs classic face IS seen once
moro, and his gentle, mild voice
Is heard chatting with Judge F. b. Taylor,
Gar6ald's successor, and Tom Reed'i nasal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

GREAT LAKES AND TRIBUTARY TERRITORY.
steam barge, carrying but about II, 900 bush
els, and when unloaded standing almost en-
tirely on her stern, from the weight Of her
machinery, which was placed far aft, is al
ready disappearing, and in its place has come
the new steam barge of 1900 tons, that car
ries as much when towing a consort IS other
wise. The single masted, double ds.ked pro-
peller, with side gangways foE packing
freight, is an outgrowth of the old eide wheel
passenger craft, which gave way on one side
to the railroads that stole it. passengers and
on the other to the propeller that proved
more manageable. Now within the past two
years comes the double decker steamship de-
veloped from engrafting an ocean model on
the combined ideas Of the new steam buoys
and the one masted propeller. The steamship
Susquehanna Of the Anchor line, built last
year il Buffalo, is the only completed vessel
Of this new class, though the Union Dry Dock
company has about completed a second, the
Owego, and has a third, the Ctemung, under
way. These vessels have erSat propellinS
power, three or four spars, size gangways as
well as hatches, aud are in fs-S built with ths
hope Of combining every feature known to bs
of advantage to large craft. They can trads
only between large ports, but will make
money on wheat at one cent bushel from
Chicago TO Buffalo when nothing else could
live.
In this connection, what might otherwise
properly come further on in this article,
should be mentioned a new difficulty that
promises to arise in the lake traffic The
large sized craft that has been built mainly
on the strength Of the success of the Onoko
Of 3,00 tons CAPACITY, which came out in
1882, is going to create havoc in lake freights
hereafter. The appearance Of a dozen Of
these in a day, as is quite likely to occur
every week or two, will break down the grain
rate in Chicago or Duluth, or the coal rate in
Buffalo or Cleveland, unless these commodi-
ties are taken by contract made early in the
season. as in the case Of ore. which Is hardly
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
The Blind in China.

Miss Gordon Cumming, of England, has
published lately some very curious and
interesting particulars concerning sue
cessful attempt 10 teach the blind in
China. 1t is stated that there are more
than 100000 Of blind people in China.
Thror gh the irstrumentality of Mr. W. H.
Murray, who introduced a phonetic system
of teaching by means of embossed dots, a
school for the blind has been opened at
Pekin, and it is worthy of note that the
pupils there learn to yead more quickly
than those who have the use of their eyes,
tending To show that Chinese typography
requires remodclinS.-Chicago Tribune.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

He shipping season
Of 1887, now about
coming to a close
on the great lakes,
has been most pros
porous. TIL oug b
nearly equaled in
1880, which was also
a season Of high
freights and heavy
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

A Harvard senior has thirty handker.
chiefs with lace on the edges nailed up
conspicuously in his room, each the SOU
venir of a distinct summer Irritation" +"
Although filtration is, so TO speak. an
elective study at Harvard, it is evident
that the young men prosecute it with
yigor.-New York Tribune
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
Ragged" Sunday Schools.

London's Ragged Sunday Schools"
which are declared to be the great means
of reaching and improving the poor chill
dreh Of that city, are increasing fast in
numbers and influence. They now have
4O,CoO scholars and 1900 tcachers.-New
YORK Sun.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

On her marriage with Senor Canovas
del Castillo, Scuorita de OSma received
rore than LOCO presents, valued at more
than S25O, 900
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
TIE NEW CONGRESS.r
NOW THE CAPITOL LOOKED At
THE OPENING.

o. Neabers Not On the List. and Who
Csrtainly Will He Missed-Uncertainty
- Political Greatness-Names Of Con-
gressmen-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
Delicate
DISEASES,

To those acquainted with our ins
to say that the lnyalids' Hotel ant
branch establishment located at No.
England, have. for many years, enj
the most largely pafrUDized and wi
the world for the treatment and {
arise from youthful indiscretions an
We. many years ago, established
treatment Of these diseases, under
the most skillful physicians and s,
that all who apply to us might recei
Council of the most experienced ST
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
Especial Correspondents. ]

A , II l y u L TON, ,
Dec. 5.-The new
congress came to-
gether today. Long
before 10 o'clock
the galleries were
filed, and an hour
later tho three
acres of space
which forms the
site of the Capitol
building was hum
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

attention to this neglected class of Gise
believing no condition of humanity is
wretched TO merit the sympathy and
services of the noble profession TO whicl
belong Many who suffer from these ter
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
CAUTION.

made (which can only be asccrtaincd b,
microscopicsll examination OF the urine
curative in one stage or condition are kn
in others. We have never, therefore, atte
for general sale through druggists, rcct
diseases, although possessing very SUPERB
well from an extensive experience that
full course is to carefully determine the
each case by chemical and microscoI
urine, and then adapt our medicines TO Z
ease and condition Of our patient.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
NOT ALWAYS NECl

system diagnosis
diseases JUS, as successfully without as with personal con;
acquainted
hundred whom The
almost the light early
invention Is a marvellous degree accuracy
srdcty locate a
nearly three thousand mis long! Our venerable
weather" has become thoroughly familiar with
the waywad elements of nature that he accurately
what weather Will b. in Florida New York well
hundred miles did intervene him and
And all
is required knowledge of
II sign
Il NlkUN MS of mtt-
Il cal diseases have unmIsakable
DISEASE snsS and b S ,1,
- of determining. with the greatest accuracy,
chronic diseases without seeing and personally
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
| DISEASES Of |
| WonEl. |

the home physicians has the b
specialists. Rooms for ladies il
vate. send ten cents in stamps
on Diseases of Women. illustrat
colored plates (l6O paxes).
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

pamphlets on nervous diseases, any one
ten cents in postage stamps, when reqre
with u statement of case for consulta
which one of our Treatiss-s to send.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

Organic weakn'
decline of the n
Losses, impaired n
of will-power. n
dred affections, q
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
STRUCTURE.

of inexperienced !
urinary tistulic, an
relief and cure. 7
skill of our specit
trated treaties on I
intrust this class {
dangerous proceed
doing. while thous;
treatment. Send
for "A large, illuStra
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

We nave u
organized. al
nent OF lDiS
sulfing or !
person. Is CIV
ate attention,
which have
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

constituted a leading branch
and Surgical Institute. and. bt
inquiries for II complete work
miiadies. written in "A style 10
lished a large Illustrated Ire
sent To any address on receipt
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

patients. recognizing
PERSONAL examination Of the patient we claim 70 poss.
disease by the practical application TO the practice of me
cine Of welstabshed of modern
the which this endowed
almost worldwide reputation of kiiily
chronic affections This practice.
= the marvellous which has been
through IL.
AnvelUUSu display certain phenomena. which, being
cuooeeo jected scientific analysis.
OyGGES9. and unmistakabe data to guide the Judgment
OF the skliflit practitioner Alright in determining
the nature OF diseased conditions Tine most ample r,o,ces
thus placed within the reach of invalid however
nai snunc system oI exanhhg ana ,r.atng lant5 at DIS
Medical Adv iser.,' BY II. v Pierce ID. pages
10 coOrtd and other illustrations paid
Or write and describe nciong cents
stamps ana
be sent with terms for treatment nil
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10

Hundreds Of the most dithc
to modern surgery are annu
most skillful manner. by ,
lists. Large Stones are safe
Bladder. by crushing. washir
-.ls-- sk
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
| DISEASES OF
| DIGESTION.
| KIDNEY
| DISEASES.

ton of patients. who eau. therefore.
successfully treated at their homes.
practice of chemical analysis and microscopes
the urine in our consideration OF cases, with
diagnosis in which our institution long ago he
naturally led to very extensive practice in discs
orgails Probably no other institution in tine
largely patronized by suffers from this class Of q
and world-!aned Worlds Dspensary and Inv
specialists have acquired. through vast and
great eypcrtncss in determining the efGct nat
and hence. have been successful in nicely adapt
for the cure of each lndiYidua case.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-10
COMMON SENSE AS APPLIED

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10

~ Serr eb. &. Bourne, Der Hrebjnme
fao rir6ise GaHirer Der Berein. Stadten
GrpreB COMPANY, Gesmptnes, Soma, inat:
8egen niht %genigenoer Hetpeauna unb Be.
fdnoiger ginseidloHenbeit in Der Office,
bar id aepIoat nit }teter H,ritppfruo. I'D
genes mtbr Benefit bon ct. Yatrtd'l Bill.
len, oenH Don ir8eno Gttuas, nos Id ie pro.
btrie. 50 strfn1te eieielbeH unb erfreus
mid iett siner euten @efuHbteit. SO er1p.
ftble bierniii bieielbe alS cine CUTE unb 40.
rerIdFiee Webi3in. Sic serurinden teinen
Druid unb peranlafen feline &raEfbeit, bic
fsxk benz 0.br1u4 Don &atarrb.BilIeu i'm
esioIae fint. Berfonft Don @ep. q. Spen.
Ger, 81. GIoue, NIB bel S6dfer D gmmtI,
albssl, RinA -
~ Gtmes enies.--Serr Sames RarH,
Often, Rebrastd, iast, andbtn er ,Gbani.
berlntn'8 Sain.8dlmH bier Sabre lang ae.
brau1t xnb nerfauft bat: % 1T bas bette
NIB ;urerIdHisife 2inement, bos ie semeht
iSur6e. Cine 90 geuts SlofHe leiitet uiekr
oenhse, seqen @henmotiemus, Iabmen Sff.
den cher geaen Serrenfune, ata finf Dbl
lars In enberer Eeiie 6rsSraeben. gieIe
Tdle ifno bnrH basjeIbe aeheiIt, addbem
re ais unbeiIbnr a~ufgeaeben. % rertreibt
bic SnmerSen In iebeui Sale. gu nerfnn-
Soldier q UnnaeI, aIbans, gatHK. -
~ Miemanb III far cine seiietour art
serfeten rhne efne 0lnfhe ghornberlain'f
Collie, Gbplerds NIB TurGfduf. Hemebiez.
Sm Antbfolls fnuH iHr @ertb ni1t bod es.
hfig eei@6At tperoen. en hoben BET O. q.
Spsaesr, 81 @svao, nssb 0bkfss& ewrmA,
MIMI. 32ftf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10

Au9 in SlOrtba iiep.u bic BIsbi.
b~itionifteu, aaf erunb bes local op.
tion.G eieses, In einem gountp mad
BEN unbern. Os6 in Sadipnpine, Der
rRbrisftes ctabt ienes Staates, berri4t
nod Sreibsit. H6er aud bort ba.
Sen bic Brobibitioniten felt Rur1en iebr
sewablt. Stun baben Die bortiaen Bir,
tbe bersn "a ettpaS iber fnnf8ta siebt
unb bic einen srsBea 6inFuB in Der
Stast auslben beidloHen, ben ,Stier
bel ben Corner ju paden." unb baben
islbft auf cine local option,8a sa.
felbft a%ngetrasen.
Sn Nan9eher, Sops, IN bic sta.
tionaleonpenttst Der Butter, gier, unb
2dfsprpbuctnter jufammensetretsn. Sn
iensr anipraGe ertpdbntt Der 8orfiter
3. o. SHERMAN, bab fi& burn bic Dc.
iesssbuns sesen bic Bosus.G Butter Der
gerlans na@ 3uhbutter bebeutenb ae.
hobeu. Der Gonpeat beiGlob, ben Con.
areS un ~seniioenbs Beruiriaunaen fnr
Wsu3us bes anii.8 Bogus. Hutteraeiesel
81 %Setitionirer. Gin peri9drfter De.
~isstsntuurf eesen bic Boousbutter, Der
MON ben Staatsseiebsebunoez CUR Gn.
nabme eniSfeblen min, iuarb onssnpm.
men.
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a. gor eini8en @nden BeriAfete man
BON Birstnien, 6n6o 8IatfIus In GmhsrH.
Roanofe. BEDFORD ufo Bctefcurt gpuntics
eptbemiid ieien. Nm ndmI,hen gaae Ionb-
ten Gbdmberlaine s. Go. bon Des Rpines,
Soma, cine 6lnime GbamberIain's GpIif.
Cholera unb DurhfaI 6eilmittel feoer ber
40 Hoftoffsen IN ben bier Counties nit
bent griuAen, ben bon ner R~rdnfbeiten lei.
oenoen 6amilien oarpn All geben. Seifoem
erbielten bieie neriHiebene Briefe BON IeHen
Hldsen, uno bon eineri Der Wriefe 1T fol,
|genoee eine 0bfnrtft: Gbeftnnt, auaerheft
80, Ba, Dug. Z. 'S7. an bic Serren
chamberlain q 60. SD srhitit, bic nIa.
fme GbnmberIoiniA goiif,I CHOLERA mo
0ur9fanSeilnttttcI bic mir gsfdnot pnrbe.
nno fe uuibe NIT ar5bfeH Erfolae as.
brnudt. Sd tperoe born4d trndten, fct6
Elm ~rertbuo1es 6eilmitteI belount an mo.
den. 8wei Rinber ltarben am NlntHuB in
oieier YoGbarihaft, estpdre bdmats ihr
Vtittel befanat setpeien, tpabft&etniid3 tpdren
euh oeren 2ebeH aerettet iuornen iYieTirusa
Stroller q Sobn, RbpIeiaLdppthefer. In
3pnhburg, pertaufeu cine grpbe Nosje nor
ihrer We6i5in. Rebmet uastaen, 3Tonf bin
fur bic mir geimidte SfaiHe nnb feb per.
fdert, boB Id ffe sebrnftdt, 10 oft ais no.
thig. Sbr b~anfbarer 81 q S31penbes, 3
" gsriauft bei6 Hdfet g. gmmsI; aIbons,
Sea lA o. G.a G$sfeegss ~ 0teut.
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i6ledt; Der Grnteertraa fd1t beiu Ore
iden gut aus, iuenn aud bds &cru rur
leiht lit: pro 9tftar etrun 1900 Riloar.
&orn, 2400 Sell. Gtrpb. @erffe bat ilur
i6lpaden Grtras gegebeu. Der CUTE
6afer gibt PRO 9eEfnr bis 22Q0 Rilosr.
Rprr un6 1000 ail. Gtrob, Der 39lehte
basegen Bis 600 aiI Rprn uno 600 Sell.
6trOb. Die R~artpffela liefsrn in alen
Sprten cine reihe @rrte: pro 9tftar i'm
0ur6ihnitt 1900 Ril. aartpIftfn. Die
Sodfri6te blieben i'm Nngtmeinen au.
rid. Der GnsfalI Der GrHte an CRIB
fen 1T i'm 9urdidnitt fofuotl an &orn
ipie on Stroh nur rim mdBissr. Rfee 1T
i'm Maemeinen, iotpObl i'm erften uir I'M
5meiten Shnitt iebr mdBis snusgefnllen.
Der Grtraa Der Wieitt beird8t ni6t
aber $500 3iiogrum pro 3eftar.
tDe Riidreiie besUsnren pia 0eutid
lamb iuirb ietf fir u1permeibli9, bae
teegen aber IN oentiden Meaieruaosfreis
fen fir uuoppprtnn gebalten. Ssben
faQs tutrb man IN Berlin oarnuf beSaht
itin, biefelbe Ieber politii9sH Bsoeutaftg
5u entfleibeH. Miniter ssn @iers
nirb ben g5oren mint besleiten, nnb
Niirft 8ismard iuirb Der 3n s~ripnrten-
ben Raiiers 8atammeufanft in Berlin
-ni6t beimphnen. Bismard fat benz
Saiier @ilbeim ben Ratb ertbeilt, ben
Gaaren ai6t eber ein,ulaben. bis er amt
-lt6e RenntniB oapon srbalten. oaB or.
Der Gaar, I'm 8esrif itebe feline Seimrei.
Ie anSutretem Die 8niammenfunft Der
beiben -4a,ier ipirb cine tarse nrb cere.
moniSie fein.
! Der Ortan nuf Der Office bot am
9Unnerfiase no1seIafIen. Gr bat inter
Der S1iffabrt Ehiperen Sbaben ange
ridiet unb Observation-Disclosures
Der seiffe snrtk nnterbrsden; Der
gerfebr nit 2abed mar orei Gage lang
s.it6rt. Die tieflieeenten Der Snfen.
ftdbte, nanentli6 bic uun Dau5ig, baben
ourd So6waHer i6mer gu leiben sebabi.
I Sn 8us in Der Sdiuei3 bat iuisbsr.
nm elm @rbrutfd ftattsefunoen, in Bolse
tpelhes finf Sduier serdumt werben
maBten.
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fcmmeri III. en.fernt tutrb. N~eiunbers
ipirb BARN gsfeblt, BAT man bte nbee.
iGabten RoblentbeitGen ai6t entiernt;
ldBt muit he am Hrennsr bdmssn, 70
bremen fie qualmenb MD, entiuidein
idledte 9inite irb erbbben bic Grplo,
iunssefabr.
OF cine 2nrape In sutem 8nftanbe 1T,
tann man am beiten srtenasr rpenn man
aus frii@sr Butt insas Simmer triti,
aatben bic 9ampe ldneers s13eit gs.
brannt Fat. @ieft es mad 8etrcfeum
ober RuB. 70 it bic Sadie ni9tia Orb
nuna.
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STATE OF MINNKsoTA,l In PROBATE cesrt
ceunt,ef stesrns.

speciaf Term. octobsf 1tA 1851.
In The Matter o THE Eststeof Nieholaus Bsuseh
On reading n ding the pesiaen OF John
Stommes Administered with the viii annexed
ofthe estate or Ntcholaas k6usch deceased. re.
presenting among other things. that he has fully
administered said estate, and praying that tins
and place be fixed TOR examining and allowing
his account OF his adntnistrstion. and for the
tits Ordered, that said sccouut be examined,
and petitionhesrd. y the Judge Of TITS Court,
on Saturday the 2eth day Of November AID.
OF 81. Cloud In eaid County. Gh5
And tt is further Ordered, that notice fkeresf
be given to all persons interested, by publishing
prior to said day Of hearing, in the "Def Nord-
stern" = weekly newspaper, printed and publish.
cd at the City Of st. Cloud in said County.
Dated at st. Cloud, MINI. this 2pts day Of
October A. d. 1887.
By the Court.
Elsa TMno. BnUnxHa.
k3-d Judaa Of PYohatA
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Chicago.
Burlington q
Northern r &.
o1fenbabns8abrpI6ue.
STATIONS.

sDsily. tDaily Except Sunday.
Uariss sysif. sst SuHraAn edlsf.8sNsns a.
stsx efS,R. SIR 9tfets, S6Iaf. @asssn. AsesRs.
tstisl, esssl eatryl&Re rnb aneert S~nfsrmattss
asa,s Asu - IN Is. u. @riSbt,
Gsent hfr OF. .. R s u.
sta On D. q. 9. RenSpu,
0.9.A.S. q. & q. R. q. q. eauf. Hiss.
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stnI3IieBIi4 Sarss, Mbapetsn, xmentD
Davenport, 8o.tlanb, Si1sbaro, &ippn,
eraabGoris. gaHeIton, Nfdppine, 3arimpre,
Scpe, Bert &iner, 3nfota, Grafton, SamiI.
ton, Ree4e. Sepils 2afe, .Gburd'S Serrp,
Scfuner, 1Rinpt.
@enn ibr @elb NIB Brit fparen iuoat.
fanft enre ftdets bona H~nssanaspuntte pis
5nra &eiieaiele bio 81. EauL Miaaeapplts
nnb Manifsta eiitnbahn.
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Auslatt0.

I Wie % nit Der biesidbriseu Grnte
in 3eutidlanb ftebt. Tam aus fOlssn.
ben correften Geri9te entasmHien ner,
ben:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-11-10

9ieie NnRait sirs aui .8tsa. Seyfembes
sitees tr6fnet. Der uaterriAt I'd serieh
ben nmfatt bic eusltfee NIB 6sntiHe eyra-
DE nsbt allen ueibIitbeu Sdnsarbtiten 70.
ME 9eitnen nne Meten. Stjoneers &af.
m~trfies.teit uirb BEN
.~ttatsssiAt It's sssMattsef4exft.
xu& nirb bier Isdtern ~oslessnbeit %.
ssten, tH fir tas 2ehyfa& Sransli9 aus
tnbtlsen.. I'm B6bert Ansfnnftwe ssss
Fh sefaIiaf az
Sr. DiYeetfess. 0. 8. B.
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Sar Ssne Snformatisn, aarten etc. nense
Man I'd an -. %. @rtebt, Tidet.agent,
sbsS 9. q. Narrsu, Gen'I. 2Gnsger.
&anitsta.9 aeiie Strede.
q. O. 3Ieraabrta. 4. NarseL
Ear. YRanaser. oeneral Manager.
20 ct, BnuI, RtMn.
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. M @eHfaIsn.

/. Reg..1es. Nanfter: Eas 8inter.
form bat bur9wes iowObl an a0rnern
ais Gtrst CUTE Grtrdse ssliefert; baS
Groetnis Der 6pmmerfri6te (6afer,
0erfte, 6alisnfri9te uiw.) tasesen it
MIR OILS Elm mittslmdbises iuua 9beif,
beIonbers mos ben Safer betrifft, ole
elm seringes,s3u be5si9nen. RartoHeln
tnb reitliH pprbnnben, ober u,elfah
burnsepa1ien. Der srffe S9nitt por
Qles unb 0ras bat fam b~efrieoist,
elm 8ueiter tpor nlr auf tuentgen, beiot.
|bsrs fsudt ~seleasneH @ruubfiden m5s.
lid.
2. saes..Se5. Usinben: 6trph tf iaii
burGtueo rei1li1 porbanbsn; Der 2br.
nerertrae ih BEL Bei3en, Safer une
oerfte bther tpie BEL &Oosen. SIN 40.
aemeinen fam ber Grtros als elm be.
frisbisenber, tellenweiie als elm gutter.
anb bic Grnts ols etne Sur1i9nittssrn.
&c be3eihnet iperben. Die Seuernte III
burGtpes nidBis aussefa0en, iuennSleiG
Der erite Shnitt redt suten Grtra9 tie.
ferte. Sie Rsrtoffeln ueripreder einen
auberurDentlih outer Grtras. Die 8u.
derriben, beren 8udersebalt iebr bod
ssiHd$t miro, lafeu auf cine CUTE
@ittelernte i6lieben.
9. REG. .Beairt Nrnsbers: SIN N1se.
Meinen ift BON ber biesidbrisen Grnts
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g beinprosiaa.

stes..s3eSirt 1rier: Binterrsssea nrb
@eijer baben an R5rHern tpie on etrob
cine Mittelernie trseben, aud III bic
Site Der Trudst enc btfriebisenoe. Tns
sesen taben FG bic fdmnt.
eDnmerseireioedrtem Hur
unpclfommen entuifeit. SIRE @rnte
mar baber cine ereiebtee, bieielbs iuirp
nae ben ssriai1snm H~sbsnfassn asi
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tM SItup. Gct HDetteH erIelVIe upets
al cine Rittelerrte, unb tenenmeiie fins
bic Grtrdse nod before. Bsim Som'
raersetrtioe befriebisen bic gtrObernte
uno Der 36rn.rertras nimt DEFENDERS,
nameutli@ 1T bic taterernte ftellenueiie
cine ungeniisenbe. Die @erfte sraah
.einen jufrieeenftelenben Grteaa. Die
4lte. unb Seuernte it nrr cine mittel-
.mdbige, tualitatip 1T bas 9eu better als
in ben 8orinbren. Del bsr t~sartsffel.
ernte uirb Der uoridhrige @rnteburG-
ii1nitt nt9t erreiht fpsrben.
q. Reg.s8e3irl Qieouit:. Die 0rnte,
fouobl Der Somraer. nls Der @inter.
lfri&te, lnna ais cine CUTE Mittelernts
bejeianst tuerbeH; Die Salmfradte "a.
ben eiuen rei9en Strobertrdg geliefsrt,
aud Der R~ornersrtras If gut % risr1ier
BITS auf ben GpoesH, uelder tudbreno Der
8eit Der Blitbe 9eliiten bate, bod in
Der Grtrns aud Bel inn INNER mod Der
elmer Mittslsrnte.y Gud Der Rdps ia
i'm Grtrnse niHt 1intsr elmer Nliitsi.
errte turiidgtblisben. Die @rummet.
ernte ipt IN ben r~ieiitsn Tbeifen oes Be,
jirfes bnrd .anbaltenoe Darre erbeblidj
b~eeintrddtioi tuorDen. Nas bie{em
I@runee iuiro aud bic aartoiel. nnt
Buderrabfuernts, iotpeit fiH bns jest
ftcH erie6en fdbt qnaMtitotiu erbebfid)
hiuteY elmer Wiffeferute unb audi dudfi,
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